Hosteria - Novara

The environment is nice, friendly staff, fast service but I found the prices a little high. The dishes are good but nothing special. However, I recommend it Service: Dine in Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

To stay within the city of Novara, this weekend Watson and I investigated the Hosteria in via Costa. The first thing we found positive was the opening time, 7pm, which allows you to have the rest of the evening free without becoming night owls! In the front part of the restaurant there are some outdoor tables for those who want to take advantage of these beautiful evenings, unexpected for mid-April. The interior is a cross between an English pub, a bistro and a chalet, but the whole thing is still pleasant. The menu should be available via a QR code, but like the reservation they are currently offline so to reserve a table it is better to use the classic phone call and so for the menu we were provided with a classic strictly analogue sheet binder. The staff were attentive and correct: after having expressed interest in a bottle of Morro d'Alba Umani Ronchi teardrop not shown on the wine list, but displayed on display, we were immediately informed of the price in order to avoid an unpleasant embarrassment. From the menu we chose cabbage and meat rolls and a Wellington with beer and Tropea onions: all excellent, especially the rolls and the Morro d'Alba teardrop. With dessert and coffee, the 2 of us spent around €100; considering that we paid €23 for the wine, the price of dinner is competitive. Wheelchair accessibility: At least in part it is doable

Nice place but a little chaotic, music a little loud. Tasty menu, but some dishes difficult to digest, more quality. Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3